Drive Switch Evade

Drive Switch Evade is a game developed by GreatherGames Team, and you can find their work at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkJMBYycLm5FiX-_GPyFRWw It's a very funny game, with a good visual and good environment. You play as a thieft collecting cash while evading the police. You have different cars to select and some to unlock while proceeding the levels. For me the game is a hard game until you win skills with your fingers to drive the car as a "micromachine" game. One negative point is, the map only show the cameras but don't show your character location. So, is hard to find the red icon to unlock the full map, and you'll loose a lot of times everytime you start a new map. In overall, still very fun to play :) https://youtu.be/8kjF9cNgYo4

Indie arcade driving game where the objective is simple: Collect enough coins before the police catch you. You can drive freely in the casual and drive-evade modes, where the difference is that in casual, the camera follows the car, and in drive-evade the camera is set on the specific part of the map of where you are, both instances being a top-down view. There are bonus modes you can try where you drive behind the wheel and play as the police, but these are limited to one level at the moment. The main mode has you looking through different set isometric view points of the map, which you navigate using the number keys, until you find the red SAT tape that restores your view point to top-down. The red SAT tape and coins are situated differently in each level, and the amount of coins you have to collect increases. Having to drive while switching view points, avoiding police and collecting at least the red SAT tape is the main challenge in the game. Initially only 1 police car is chasing you, but a 2nd car will spawn during a set point of the level or when you hit a pedestrian. It might take some getting used to but it's a fun simple driving game.

Drive Switch Evade is a game where you are tasked with collecting coins and avoiding police and there are a variety of different modes to do this. You have your casual mode and your drive evade mode which is similar to casual mode from the perspective of a SAT camera. Then you have your Drive Switch Evade mode where you need to switch between security cameras while collecting coins. However, this is the weakest of the modes because switching cameras is annoying and it’s hard to tell where the camera is facing without lots of trial and error. Driving around sometimes feels like the road is made of ice, I found myself frequently sliding around the roads and it is challenging to get the hard to reach coins since when I hit an item my car would become stuck on the scenery. Whenever a police car got near me the car would always drive under me so that I would be on top of the police car and unable to move so I would have to wait out the arrest timer. Drive Switch Evade is not a bad game but it does have room for improvement. I can’t recommend it as it is now but if the game receives more polish to the driving and collision then I will revisit it in the future. But in its current st…

The main mechanic of this game "Switch" is to try and navigate using fixed camera angles, driving towards coins and away from cops until you can unlock top-down view. It's disorientating but fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEZvyXXJZbs

A perfect and flawless game, get it ASAP, you will not regret it.

You got through Sphere Frustration and said "Man, I'd love to be punished by this game studio even more. GOD, I LOVE BEING PUNISHED! PUNISH ME, POG-DADDY GREATHER!" I don't know if the seemingly unique game mechanic of cam switching has been featured in the same way elsewhere, but one thing's for sure: novelty won't save you from having to grind your teeth.